Partner Beth Neitzel spoke with Bloomberg law about the
potential impacts of a Supreme Court decision invalidating the
Chevron doctrine. With agency deference off the table, she
explained, agencies will “need to be more conservative with
their rulemaking." Even still, “there is likely to be a
lot more volatility, and in turn, a lot more work”—for
both agencies and lower courts.
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Beth Neitzel Talks To Bloomberg Law About Potential Spike In Judiciary Cases If Supreme Court Guts Chevron
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Partner Beth Neitzel spoke with Bloomberg law about the potential impacts of a Supreme Court decision invalidating the Chevron doctrine.